Coyle Reassumes Arcadia Titans Basketball Post
Terry Coyle returns as Arcadia High varsity coach after a four year gap to lead the Titans. He recalls a fourth place state finish with a playoff upset of Rincon, and plans a flexible style based on player speed and discipline. Coyle succeeds Sam Odell, whose four year tenure ended with an unsuccessful grievance. His two Coronado-bound sons add a personal twist to the season.
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Scottsdale
Coronado
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Rocky
Montefusco Fans 14 as Giants rout Expos
San Francisco rookie John Montefusco struck out 14 to lead a 9-1 win over Montreal and reach 11 victories. Bruce Miller drove in four runs, and Bobby Murcer added a two RBI single. Mets beat Padres 7-0 as Tom Seaver edges toward 200 strikeouts in eight straight seasons. Braves, Dodgers, Astros, and Reds won as NL action continued.
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Moore nets late winner as Earthquakes beat Cosmos
Johnny Moore scored in the 66th minute to lift the San Jose Earthquakes to a 3 2 victory over the New York Cosmos in a NASL exhibition. The match took place in San Jose.
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Blyleven Dominates Brewers In 11-Inning Shutout Masterclass
Bert Blyleven spun 11 innings with 13 strikeouts and one walk to beat the Brewers 1-0 as Tony Oliva delivered a pinch single in the 11th for Minnesota. Del Crandall and Bill Traversi praised his rugged performance while other AL games featured Red Sox and Orioles victories.
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Minnesota Twins
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Toros beat Phoenix 9-1 in Pacific Coast League game
Allen Griffin limited Phoenix to six hits as Tucson Toros powered to a 9-1 victory. The Toros erupted for four runs in the first inning and cruised to the win Wednesday night.
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Bill Melton
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Peterson
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Allen Griffin
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Scottsdale Miss Softball Falls in National Tourney
Scottsdale Miss Softball America Major All-Stars were eliminated by Midland Texas 21 to 6 in Bradenton Florida after a 14 error performance and four hits. Claire Miller had two of the hits with Debbie Culp and Laurie Gill accounting for the others. Ann Backman took the loss as Crystal Williams and Backman shared pitching duties. The team will stay through Labor Day for an awards banquet before returning to Scottsdale Tuesday.
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Midland
Tex
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Debbie Culp
Laurie Gill
Ann Backman
Crystal Williams
Backman
Scottsdale Daily Progress Sports Summary
Scottsdale sports wrap notes events from August 28, 1975 including local prep and college action with scorelines and player highlights across teams and venues.
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Scottsdale
Daily Progress
Racquets Acquire Stan Smith World Team Tennis Rights
Phoenix Racquets president Jim Walker announced the purchase of World Team Tennis rights to former Wimbledon and U.S. Open champion Stan Smith from the Boston Lobsters. Smith, 28, has not played on the WTT circuit but is interested in playing next year after talks with agent Donald Dell.
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Phoenix Racquets
Stan Smith
Jim Walker
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Stan
Smith's decline noted after early U S Open loss
Stan Smith, once tennis king, laments fading fun and form as he struggles with aggression, movement, and a lingering tennis elbow. Onny Parun notes Smith's arm ice routines and altered strokes after Smith loses in the first round to Parun at the U S Open. Arthur Ashe advances, while Amaya substitutes for a late El schenbroich no‑show on opening day.
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New Zealand
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Parun
Arthur Ashe
Ashe
Victor Amaya
A & Foot-6
University of Michigan
Amaya
Harald Elschenbroich
West Germany
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